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We've compiled the best of the best in Puerto Puyuhuapi - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Providing green spaces, excellent facilities, and a comfortable place to sleep, this accommodation option also has a great on-site café that offers a healthy, hearty breakfast with homemade bread. The owner (Veronica Gallardo) goes out of her way to take care of your needs. A stone's throw from the waterfront, the hostel is well situated near the center of the tiny, sleepy village of Puerto Puyuhuapi.
The home of Ursula Flack, the last of the town's original German settlers, is a great choice for travelers. They have simple but charming rooms, two cabins, and a lovely flower garden surrounding the house. Nowadays, the hosteria is run by her daughter, Hildegard Hopperdietzel. If you hang out in the dining room, no doubt sipping tea and eating a healthy dose of kuchen (German cake), be sure to ask them about the local microbrewery run by Ursula's son, Helmut.
Located 13 km (8 miles) south of Puerto Puyuhuapi, this first-class lodge takes care of your every need, whether you're in the mood for hiking and kayaking, excursions to glaciers at nearby Queulat National Park, or just relaxing with a massage and splashing in one of three indoor and outdoor hot-spring pools. The lodge is accessible only by boat (there is parking near the dock where the lodge arranges your transport). Pathways wind among flower beds and between the low-roofed but spacious accommodations, with decks extending over the lakefront. Options include daily rates and multiday packages.
